First, let's look at heat generated by Yin deficiency. The Yin and Yang within our bodies must remain in balance. If the Yin fluids in the body are depleted and can no longer restrain the Yang, it lea...
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Many men experience persistent dampness in the inner thighs, often accompanied by excessive sweating, an unpleasant odor after sweating, and itching. There are three primary causes for this condition,...
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First, excessive Stomach Fire leads to a yellow tongue. TCM believes that a yellow tongue coating mostly indicates interior syndromes and heat syndromes; the yellower the coating, the more severe the...
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If you suffer from frequent constipation—sometimes going three to five days without a bowel movement—and keep hoping it will happen tomorrow only to end up relying on Glycerin Enemas (Kaisailu) or oth...
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If you constantly feel as though there is phlegm in your throat, are prone to abdominal distension, have sticky stools, and a thick, greasy tongue coating, you likely have a phlegm-dampness constituti...
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First, Heart Yang Deficiency. This is mostly caused by chronic illness leading to Spleen deficiency or sudden illness damaging the Zheng Qi (Vital Qi). The first to be affected is the Heart Qi; when ...
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Under normal circumstances, the meridians of our Zang-Fu organs remain unobstructed. If a blockage occurs in any area, the body will exhibit abnormal reactions. Today, I will share with you the condit...
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In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), it is said that deficiency of both the Liver and Kidney is more concerning than simple Kidney deficiency. If you suffer from Liver and Kidney insufficiency, it m...
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First, let's look at hair loss as a sign of blood deficiency. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), it is said that "the luster of the Kidney is manifested in the hair." Hair becomes thick when nouri...
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When it comes to prostatitis, many people find it a headache, feeling that the condition is difficult to treat and prone to recurrence even after improvement. In the view of TCM, this is essentially n...
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